Hozier - Marlay Park - Friday 5th July 2024

ergo

Well he's sold 40,000 tickets, might as well have a thread on this

"Hozier takes to the stage at about 8.20pm. Ye Vagabonds are up first at 4.30pm, followed by Lord Huron at 5.25pm and Brittany Howard at 6.55pm"

Soundcheck at the moment it seems and reportedly sounds good

Am not a hard-core fan but looking forward to it, this must be his biggest Irish show to date?

A bit worried about the weather...!

larry1

Gonna be a wet one! https://www.thejournal.ie/yellow-warning-dublin-6428203-Jul2024/

ergo

Feck sake, rain warning was from 10pm , is now from 8pm, at least we know to be prepared!

Mrs Shuttleworth

I saw Def Leppard and Motley Crue in Marlay this time last year in the aftermath of a thunderstorm. Brilliant nite. Yiz'll be graaaand!!

Ricosruffneck

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122344702#Comment_122344702

Muse in marlay, was pissing down but the rain magically turned to steam before it hit.

I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't experience it.

Laser show in the steam cloud was immense

Toast

How was the ground by the end of Hozier?

ergo

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122346195#Comment_122346195

it was grand, no wellies needed!

In fairness, rain held off until about 920, was a lovely evening up to that and once the main act is on, by that stage, I don't think many care about the rain, it can add to it in a way

Hozier impressive live, great show, as a very non-hardcore fan really enjoyed it and brought a lot of the lesser-played songs to life

smilerf

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122346430#Comment_122346430

Did you enjoy Lord Huron

I'm a fan with 10 years

Beasty

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122355057#Comment_122355057

TBH I enjoyed them more than Hozier. I'm not a particular fan of either and was there just to see what all the fuss is about. I'm not sure I'm any the wiser